Sweden to scrap new election: confirmed

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11. bemildred

bemildred

I think it was designed from the start - to be like that, at least after the parliamentary system was enacted in 1884-88 - to make things happened not in a hurry - but to make it in a orderly fashion - it help when people most understand things takes time to work itself out - and most of the time it works very good - and people got used to new things as they happend...

To install a new government, who do not have the legitimacy of the people are a recipe for trouble for sure - just ask Vidkun Quisling - who was given a form of government - on the top of german bayonets - and had not much support from people in Norway - and got shot in 1946 after a trial where he was judged as a traitor

I think a system where changes is made when it is time to do it, not before - is maybe the best way to do it - even if it from the outside can look like a glacier thing - where just tiny things changes from day to day...

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